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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

- oterel. in go1t faith. by The manGfsc-
turess Of Dr. -sges CFaTrn ksGeiy for a
ceso of estarrA which toey caAnot cure. Ia
IL nilt. soothing 4ad hea.iugin rs Effects.
and cgres "coid ia re head eafa-rhai
deafness ttrOa. ailms0ls. aud manv oshsr
complications Of this distressing Gissase. 50
csuts. b. dflx..sis.
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noW ooss Los sralKE You7


Esad a. aad Sesf
RsrIarkahis loE pr;c, list Of Household
and RaTi0r E.rniturs, fsra.saec o. The
sAs ard only install. .lucnt kclse IN car
crg-CoDpte0 Bres.. ~ south Division
81.
O5d Beds. SITS. s100 500. $50 % SO
Splags. s.. So s. 20 SO.
Narresses. g. o. 50.
Rdi0Es. g. I'D -
Quilts. - estts ro ; -
W,low cna1s s.. IS. 81 % SIS.
odd pphoislsrta Easy chairs s. TO s25
Eoj So.
Csoir. sarts. 81 % SIS and SIS.
Bsi cuts SIS O.. SIS.
tar.0r st. 81 So iu 80.
Lounges. s. Go $40. f1C alG $50.
Hanging iamps. s. 20 SO
All sslss 0f orr gcoris f,cl, servi II god
c. viii a. e.sa1s EsS w3xl1 xi-s0us
extra charge.
CoNrroN ESos..
fGt -oGts Div.s 0a-s,.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13
Save Life. Save Property!
And save on the Rate Of Insurance by tho
lse OF
Vulcan Paint and Sotsria.
Absolute Protection Agsiast Ext'a-
Sioc OF Fire.

This fact has been demonstrated by nu-
Foer0us trials made n this ti.y and sisesheie.
eud u merits euested ty pfopery y owners and
representative Iaen Throughout the country In
connection WITH - hne IesistIng Qualities l. j.
ai<o superior 10 al o. hers IA durability and as a
frotection aSaif4sl the action Of All destructive
eleTrrI4ts aflsl c.ca a. change; possessing g-e4t
covering capacity. ur-Iisnry OF finish aca neffaa-
lency sf co.1r. Tie g en- eDtsff eSa'i.eSiiala oI
this l-slcs Lelng lsiie insect OF ald Tie cest
fig-~srts known. sid DfeparHc II al SneceS ard
colo = rnake. u sal.Hrie acil.era Al ior nouse,
.ni.i ialtoFy and c9Tporati1a rnrpos@s AZ pro
sScsiou against the rayages o: ali Q. sirscfivc
el.menfs b. tcscaa i'aiat -.airiS nre.emi-
renily at me heat and Is isi fAct the only are
ROOF RANT kro-l. Additional Ia ornation.
sample test. tote. esgtls and rilisd dsta furn
shed Oh application
\ r. FO<LF 81 Ionis- s:
Nf,rs' Agt .or Grand Kan ds and vicinity.
A. r.. BEDCNET1.
kgent 10 Nchiyla-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

0N.se thas arc fresful. reevisb.
Ao<s ~ = cfoss. or troubled with
eTisdy Collie. .ss-skiag Pains. or
;sonlaci Disorders, cen BE relieved
g oE-o h using 1cxes's B2ly Sooiher.
e con.airs 10 OpiEn or Morphine,
s~7ca IS cafe. Pr.co 5 cents. Sold by
w. u. White and z. Z. Wilson.
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Lock at oar satsens
Neisr HsRro1sHzIszR & Co

Previous - buying make it yonr dCtv -
fssra the lar prices anI inspect the grand
assortment Shown hx tne
G1sxr ELorHrSs CovrsST.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

NIe H1fneItFHE Ftsn n brltnt n1l'ttk-
a. Neil a. t1c aandsOmeSs And others aTe
trial bottle of ksups Bsissm tor the
Threat and Lungs. remedy thas is selling
entirely neon rs merits and = guaranteed
- eu~e and relieve al Csronie and Acute
Coezhs Asthma flrcneaitis and ConsGmP-
tcn. Price ~ cents AMI 81.
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0o- ssnes,v a. lsrssaS. ..... st29i5 %
-. ! ...llCts..s " IA 49, f5aesg.. -.... l. -
fl..s....d f..lrIn-. s. Ii ....-..-....-.. s. 40
lfesset 1sess.rt Ia N. coainoa -.--..... Il -
brtsret rsaJrias la - c1lslf...sil 4 ts
Berel sall x . IN. A AMI ..-..-.. .--.- = %
Pee.st 90. Sin -. e3.. nlt,rl ........ 4 "
feec .tur 80 - Zxis. \ - u B.. II -
I. add .cnai % Zach feed above - -.
Coslrsf. cosa.ro Ga OF scipgi9s eulia. al
~idt1s a31 ~. <@<e ~ ts&s ~
N.NH is IA stans a1d saloxies.....---- .-.-- : ~
%AX tsiu tito -. - 1S42 ~
NxT tff.. - = -
- 9arA in A. n fffa shflxle. -. i -
-. For fr, a. Ma IA I e.
itll ~ 49, -
Lisne Petasksy. q 20 per bol. Oaio. 3les 1faild
EaT.cs 7oc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

ralifes may teraporsrilv enhanca their
saufv with prepared chalk. buf these
1ho ronsrI exions have the tue ~ nature
ree F,pefnans usetiicarei. Invisible Face
3ox.trr Sold hv II r. "a Ilsox.
fs.nr~fsf
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ny NNUNk sig.ys ssE. hs5s s.ss

soothsr az hand Il Is The only SAFE
medicine yst made tia. win rcneve al
infsnti.e disorders. Il contains ae OTit~s
o. Ms~rsias. bus gives the child rG1ars5
srss Jgss paia. Price . cents. Ssld By
! 3. wilson sa= ". Z White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

Children hosiery endless variety.
Noier. HksPoLs8EIyER 4 co.
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Lace nitts n xrssi variety.
F0uF. EEaFoLsHsrsfEs { CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

The unds-sisnsd WI rar the highest mar
kst rrce lor Isa.otk errx - be l0sted on
ears on auT side track nert1 0f Grand Rap
lis. Correspondence solicited
e. =. CTAax
fll 0Llaws-s. Cranl Eani.is. = leh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

Gold-hesde.i umbrellas.
NcfeT liERrotsHxfarr & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

lawn tennis Banreis f5r ladies wear 81
vo'sf. hsrpcisosimer e Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

lssv Summer ssiks
Noi5r- hxEr7IsEEsrrE & CO.
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GEO. 4. HALL & CO.,
90 MONROE-ST.
Ladies! A COmageti-
ton ilt Tissue
Pupel'.

We offer a Ladies' Dressing
Case, worth SO. as = prize for
the most Novel piece of work
in tissue paper.
We also offer Plush Collar
and Cuff Box, wo.th S., as a
prize for the Finest specims n Ct
tissue paper work.
All pieces offered in conpSti-
ton must be in our hands By
June t5th; we 10 own the pieces
so offered.
GEO. a. HALL & CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

Nsw lawns.
V06r. HxaroLsazsxEE & Co.
The best assortment CT satee1s ever shown
in Grand l.4i'ii.s-
Voisr. HERroLsRzixES < Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

fia.s4lag td ~ 81 al
Add keg as sis0 40 40
-fces n~ - 5
lTrn ~ 81 ra.es.
IscoGat O. slass = & cenS
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NOT ICE!


decorated Is piece Chamber sets. $40
Decorated ~ piecs Chamber sels 40
Decorated Bowl snd Pitcher 16s
Decorated 100 niase Dinner SETS So
Deoorsted b6-peso Tea SETS Aas
Brass Hanging LAMPS. Is
GLASS Berry Sets. Il piece. crystal
Glass Berry Sets, is pieces aaabsr and blus -
Glass Covered butter Dishes Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

For Z bsst made and mos, fashionsbie gar
szents aud the ver7 lowest prices f. this city.
end a. always guaranteed, aud tie isrg :
selection of Imported and Domestic woolens.
sui's from SIS 90. Pa0ts frcm 800 AID upwards.
Cs4f a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

ias rsi..1ss. 40 per Doi. oaio, s'e. csaad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-13
SMOKE.

LIght.wingcd smoke; Icarian bird,
Melting thy pInions In thy upward Hight;
Lark without song, and messenger OF dawn,
CIrcllng above the hamlets as thy nest.
--Hepry d. Thoreau
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CURES ALL HUMORS,

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Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrof-
ulous Sores and Swellings, Hip-jolnt Disease,
"white Swclings," Goitre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands, Send ten, cents IN
starsps for large Treatise, with coored
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for Il Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
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sympathy without Tact.

Sympathy unaccompanied by tact is
almost valueless. It may still be golden,
but man knocked down by a mass Of
the precious metal is quite as likely to be
injured as IL the missile had been lead or
iron.-Youth's Companion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-13


warriors made ready to shoot powder into
me. They were loading their guns when,
out from the heavy growth of cotton
woods behind the camp, came line OF
forty men on a run, and just in the rear
of them seventy-five army troopers. l
saw the men before any one else in camp.
Indeed, they were not pistol shot away
when the alarm was given. II was the
quickest and bloodiest fight on record.
Six of the dismounted men pushed
straight for me, knowing / was likely to
be killed by some savage, and was cut
loose and revolver was given to me be-
fore the fight was hardly on. In ten
minutes not living buck was left in the
camp. We killed twenty-five, and the
rest broke out of reach. Seven or eight
old men, nine or ten young fellows and
six squaws were likewise killed. We
captured ninety-twop ponies, great lot OF
powder and lead, several hundred dollars
worth of robes and dealt the tribe blow
it never recovered from. What we could
not carry away we burned. and not an
article they could make useful was left.
New York Sun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
xhe Fort worth Markets.

IA -Ikt -l0GI2@5C per 70 creamery 20c.
IpFFEE--Riu fair lsc prime PIC; choice
--s: laEUTra E0ci Java 3JhC; Golden Rio
&c. Pea - Try 25c
CHEE~E-The better grades and Ohio factory
4'uIU-ag; luil cream twiGs l6C.
rtSli 4tiE-New southern crOn, s. 251
j. % per 100 pounds.
CANNED GOOD5-Pr per dozen: Pine
apples, standard 81 So; peaches, standard, >
ib-, u so. III 3 Is: seconds, lt5 81 40; 3 lbs
S 90; tomatoes, stan dard, lbs 81 10; seGo DIS,
; lbs S; lbs 81 4t; green corn 81 lO0l 80;
green peas 81 IDOL 80; gOOsebcrrles 81 . rasp-
berries 81 %; OysttTs, full weight. ID 9UdgjC
= ib7 81 I5Cl 80; X WI. ID 5; > b S S-;salmon,
/ b 81 ,u5 lbs S; mdCkerel ! ID 81 60;
sgrulnCs, American, So 80 case; imported Sl2 80
oil &c case; strawberries, d 81 40; blackber-
Ties 81 -; green Cages - Eagle condensed
milk - -
EGGS-sG9c per dozen.
FRUITS AMI NEGETABLES-Or Oranges, I'm
peri4l, g ID per box; Messina, 200 size. 81 90;
lemons, 81 90 per boA; peaches, one-t third bu.
boxes, 5od &c; apples, one third bu. boxes, 81
C1aC; tOmStOgs, one third hu. boxes, IjESlc;
potatoes, northern, 81 %; Texas, $50
hcaus, &c; hand piCked IN bbls, medium bbls,
&c; lSrge Lima &C; bananas, il 00G4 80 per
FLOUR-Best patents, s. 90 per 100 lbs; half
patents, j. 10, third grade, - 40.
FjEL-McAl'isteT coal, Car load on track, at
yard s. 90, delivered So 80; Hctllistcr coal, TO
30 tons, al yard s. %, delivered S. 10; McAiis-
ter coal, TO 5 tons, st yard ST 81. delivered
s. 10; &cAlllster coal ton. q. yard So 70; deliv-
cred s. 90, MCAllisttr coal, q ton, NJ yard s. 80,
delivered - 90; AicAlllstGr coal. d ton al yard
/. ton per loo, Al yard 45c; Pennsylvania hard
coal, tons, al yard Sll 90, delivered So 00i
PENNSYLVANIA hard coal, ton, at yaru 81 90,
delivered &I2 50i Pennsylvania hard coal, 4
ton, az yard 80 GO, delivered SIS 81: blacksmith
coal ton, a. yard Sl3 20, delivered SI2 SC.
Cord wood. / cord delivered 81 20; cord wood,
delivered s. 20; stove wood, !. cord, delivered
= -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
GENERAL Markets.
Produce and Proylsions.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 20-Flour qul and
unchanged Wheat-NlsrEet firm. advanced
early tut soon became weak and closed q n &c
below yesterday. Nc ; red, ca h, Il4ci july
12l"; August - G72t,C closing &c -.
september q Z a &c, closing At t3&c; OCtO
her - a 40. C. clOeing 2t i1it &C Corn lower;
western rains CaUssq decline of 2 "a .; cash
33 .G5iC; August SO . d33 c, closing at 5224c
September "a a3j C, closing at Soc, October
g G3f (. closing at 3ji,c Oats steady; cash
242.G-5o; July = August &c: Sentem9eI
y c. COrnmeal steady at 3 90. Whisky
steady at 81 d Provisions. Gui t. Pork, ir-
regular new. SO 30 Lsrc, So 30. Dry salt
meat boXe' shoulders, 50 49, long clfars
s. 81; clear Iibs $ 90; ehnrt clear. $ 25G
80 Bacon. boxed sh Julders 50 p; long clears
$ 90; clear ribs 8 90: short clears. So 2jG9 80
Hams, steady at Sll C0Gl4 90.
NEW YORK, July 20 - Flour generally firm
Wheat-Spot lots "a &C higher closing with
options opened firm and advanced q a &C, but
subsequently, became depressed and declined
Q, % closing steady at near bottom; specula-
ton qlltc moderate; spot Nc. ,. red. sass &c
elevator: - aisle rail uellye' ed; >2% free on
board; July SsG 81 &c, clOsiugS2C: August > II
Ge2 &C, closing exc; september 81 as3' C.
Closins >5a.". COTn-SpOt lots q a Il ana Op
tions a lower, closing steady, spo. No. }
45i &C. elevator; 45 n 46c delivered July nominal
45i,c, August - IL l6Gi6 G closing A &C; sep
TENDER 4ISG4I4c. closing ct SIC. coffee
spot fair RIO firm IT 2O4C. options lower and
fairly active. sales o. go bags; August Sl6 6OG
il -; eptembcr SIS o5alg 10; october $40 90 q
- so; November SI9 .OG l9 81, etruarY $40 SO
ale So, March Sl9 80 6lg -. April SO -OGI9 So
May SO SjG u -. Sugar firm ana In mOdcrat
demand; Triuioad g-32C; refined i'm; yellow
4sG+ssc; standard \ SC; grauUlated 5.y4.
Molasses nominal. Rice quiet and steaOy, Pork
quiet and Uncha ged; sa e.. - barrels mess.
Cut meats stea1y. Lard 20 points lower snd
mod rate Y active; western steam s. %; IN
gust S6 gjd6 ..
CHICAGO. ILL. July 20.-DestIuction of about
one million bushels Of wheat Jy ire al Mime
spOlis. and drOUJh news had tirmiEg influence
on wheat market at opening August startei
. higher St Iltlc h1ctuali1ns of first hour sent
IT down to sO', lie, ana up to TX. The latter
figure brought oct such liberal of rings that II
took bat q snort time TO bring about a reaction
to I074C. sun later II firmed up again 10 dc
pri C,ua.ly on private Dispatches re
porting damage by cniEch bugs in the
southern part OF the state. at noon
August stood steady at Ike, subject
70 fir amount of local trade Of sCalping char
acter. Close was low at 107sC. Corn was de-
cided!y centre OF attraction Ct opening OF
board of trade to-day. Crowd all at once
woke up to the fact that there was altogether
too much company on the long side or corn.
That drought had not yet assumed unusually
dangerous aspect, Nearly eTeryb body began
selling and as nearly everybody was long pit
was soon seething macs of very excited brokers
few bears in com saw their advantage assc
helped 10 fan excitement into fercer flame.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Live Stock Market,

! KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July 2O.-Liye stock In
/ die ator reports Cattie-Receipts, 200; ship
ments, official Yesterday, $780, the
market is dull and weak and lee over good
TO choice corr fed So 4G83 20; common to
medium s. fOG3 25 ; stOCKers - OJO2 30, feeding
Steers 3 6Od2 50, COWS 81 4Ud2 40, grass range
steers > 25G2 -. Hogs-Receipts l6,l01; ship
ments. official yesterday, $500 markctweag and
! f lily Ice lower prices ranging from s. SjGj 30.
sheep Receipts GNOi shipments, OIL ial yes
I terdaY 1906 market weak, good to choice 8 81
! as =; common to medium 81 1920.
ST, LOUIS, NO, July observation-disclosures
/ p o. shipments 2eCO; market lower: fair ship
| ping TO choice heavy native steers, s. 9jG4 3Oi
| butchers steers, fair TO choice, 81 400
30; feeders, talr TO good s. OO63 -; stOckers,
I fair to good, $40 a 30; Texas and Iniians
/ IIogs-Receipts 5,l0J; shipments, 40; mark ct
| active. put lower ranging from 81 600 80
Sheep-Rece!pts 22OO; shipment. 23oJ; market
| quiet bu! steady; clipped. fair 10 fancy
| So 1901 10; lambs s. G0G4 20.
| NEW YORK, July 20 - Sleeves - Receipts,
ninety two carloads for market, and twenty
five carloads for city lSughteTer5 direct. Trad
! Ing was moderately active with late ss!es. Ia
steers sold at g sJGi lUs extra ard fancy 90.
/ az i 1Jd4 20, one car Dad a. = 90; Dry cows
and fat Uull. :! lGG3 so. Exports 20 quarters
/ of beet. Sheep-EeCeipIS 500; marx Ell HEm and
fully &c higher per loJ pounds for ian BE- which
| were scarce. sheen sold at from - 40 - per
! 100 pounds; lambs from IS Gua- w; really prime
! lambs were wanted at : -
! CHICAGO. Ill, July 20 Cattle - Receicts
/ L. 500; shipments 5000; market about 20,
I lower; Shipping Steers 81 s5G4 % stock rs
and 'eeders 81 4UG3 10; COWS uulls and Il iNeG
| u 00d2 20; TeXgs cattle 81 I563 10. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 10 600; market slow, ga lyc lower ranging
| from 81 % TO s. So -heep-Rer eiDt5 5000;
market steady and q shade easter natives 20
| al ~; western $ OJd3 IS; Texans = J0Q5 90
/ Lambs 81 GJG3 90 per head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
TIVE 10 Four Points Higher.
Money Market Easy
and CLOSED at 3 Dechue-L,ve stock
Transactions Brisk,
Daily KovIew.
GAZETTE OFFICE, :
FORT WORTg, Ten, July 20, 1851.

GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTg, TN, July 20, 1851.
Trade was fair to-day.
Meats still have al upward tendency,
and further advance is expected.
Butter is little more active Tor good,
which is somewhat scarce.
Receipts CT wheat are heavy, and nearly
all Of it sells from 20 to - cents, making
Fort Worth the best wheat market in the
state.
THE BREADSTUTFS SITUATION.
New winter wheat is moving quite
freely st ST. Louis and ToltGO, receipts
at those points on the l4tn inst. being
2G0, 600 bushels, l53. 600 bushels a. the
former and l07, goo bushels ct the latter,
about the quantities received on the
corresponding day in 1856. The stock of
wheat on the Erie csnal and the Hudson
rver on the morning OF the l4lh Inst was
SIS 600 bushels, and of corn I,33S 600
bushels. Stock Of wheat at five Atlantic
ports, July 9, ] So, vas >, C>5, $50 bushels,
sgainst 3 Is, or DGshels 2 year age, end
1,25&, Is5 bushels two yesrs ago. TIE
visible wheat in the United States and
Canada, July 8 1857, was 90, Isl, 100
bushels, against % JGIst bushels {
year ago, and 40.G2G,S3I bushels two
years ago.
The new crop q sp1ing wheat, though
covering per cent. increased area than
in 1856, promises il consequence Of
drouth, the Hessisn fly and chinch Dug
ravsges, Z smaller aggregate output than
the l+5, 000, 600 bushels Of 1886.
The winter wng2t CrCp with per cent.
decreased area IL 1887, aud important de-
hCienCie5 IN several Ok the large wheat
growing states, will have n diminished
aggregate output SIS compared with the
crop OF 1856, which was sol 900 600
bushels Returns from four winter wheat
states sl0ne show that the deficiency may
reach 20,000,00O bushels. Incomplete
reports from seven other winter wheat
states also indicate q diminished output
OF about %, 600, 600 bushels.
The export movement Of wheat and
wheat # Jur from eight Ailsnt ports for
the week ending July 9, 1857, were larger
tlsn Tor any wesk within year, ,3II,-
GO6 bushels, and from both coasts ,621,-
COG bushels. The visible supply of
wheat, from the outlook to-day, prom
Uses 90 snow @ very considerable further
1mil1'iou, al.Haugh the receipts al the
Gig primary western ports are larger
ta.l for the previous week, the increase
beng 81 Inc winter wheat points. APP
i.e.as heavy receipts Of winter wheat at
I.'eGo a~e In part duplication Of St.
L .a.- receipts in shipments from thence
through Toledo - Bfadstreet's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
n-m.nL - Elgh.r wnees.

Aaw 1"@G July - Previous to the
S.oa, strike Of last winter, when the
.assle..man struck, out Of sympathy
VIII g1a. bearers and also 10 help out
,-e s-..h..- 'nNg- a0remen Of the Old Do
L-.9n Steamship Company, most Of
'.t1 were getting between 80 cents to
cents per hour for days work and
cents pei hour for night work. But
wan 'ae -reA. >.i.Es was lost and they
>.l-g1 fur work on She piers they found
~. -1e steamship companies were pay
,l- ,-e NV --H1s only d cents per hour
IL, night wgrs, ard they were told thst
Lay could not e any more Gradually
--- companies discharged the green
IAN '7ao were taken turing the strike
'-a '-- Old men p l1-T places. In the
----s- VI. ..a uearly all Of tae old nands
"..- q. wa-5 agaln Yesterday their
-els saed noJice 10 ship owners,
s'..et9.u, su5 captains, demanding go
,s..' per -uur in nlght work and work
u -sgs. days
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

in the stack. Several thousand bushels
of grain have been consumed by this
party or parties, it seems through pure
malicious cussedness. There is as yet
no clew to the guilty one. Dogs VIII be
on the ground this evening, end we hope
to report by tomorrow thst the william
has been caught. The parties went on TO
Greenville after the dogs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

August corn wE:iah opened lower at S-sac. sold
down TO SIC before cNcit ment WAS
down 10 SIC. qnd reaction
set IN which took II back to 3sc. At this figure
the market became quite s.Ca1y aud firm In
the Afternoon REPORTS were circulated showing
that the growing crop in this state is not so Sc
TiOUsly injured rs was supposed. anulOnEs be
gan to sell freely. causing August 70 sell of 70
$lts', from which figure it reacted O. So and
closed at SIC. Provisions were quite active
and the market was considerably unsettled
prices being Irregular and weaker on al lead
ing articles Large receipts of hONs ard lower
prices in the hog market. together with I'm
proved prospects Tor a corn crop, had weak
cIing influence on provisions and longs
were disposed 10 r. a'iZC. demand was quite
active. mainly from shorts. Lard was easier ;
August opened ct IS 61]z, and sold down to
s. 40, the closing figures h II ribs wer" weak
AU.uSt opened at s. 80. sold down TO - - : and
closed at - = Leading fu;ures closed rs
follows: Wheat, July G974C; August 7OA
5g1s September ~ az 4 C; october a &C.
Corn July IS &C; August IS &c: Ssptembcr
53' IS October @sasc. Mesa PORK, year, SIl so
Lard July S. 57ls, August IS 80; September
Is 70, OC cher . 50. Short ribs, per 100 pounds
Jull = 50; August s. 50; sep ember 81 so, Octo-
Der 8 20. Casa quatati n5 were. Flour was
in better demand, but prizes ara tn
out notable change; No. spring wheat IVci
No. , red SIC, No. > corn 2IG2T,c. Mess
ribs sides 10 Sc. s. 50; dry sailed shou der7,
boxed, = gUaGOo; short clear sides, JoNgI,
- 25GS so.
NEW Orleans, La. July Colour s Gady
and firm; choice 8 1908 80; fancy s. o. q 4 90.
extra fancy 81 l5G4 20 Minnesota and winter
wheat patent - 1904 20. Com .rmer;
mixed tic, waite go. Oats ed.y
at 16T36i,c Cornme Quiet End week
at - 3Od2 81. Hay- Quiet; pine $40 Cna
J. 90; choice SIS OC9l9 90. Hog Productivity.
settled but generally lower POr, So -.
Lard S6&25z Bulk MCats-Shoulder- - 81 Losg
clear and clear rib IS l24, BacOn-shoEIlDr5
So so; long clear So l2ls clear ribs So % haru5
l2al2isc. Whisky quiet 81 81 C5Gl 81 Con
quiet hut firm. 4Gjc Cotton sect pEuauct-
quiet but steady; prime crude OF. 2gG3ur. m
mrr yellow 37a Csc cake and mca SO Goa - &c.
: gar quiet nut firm; open k tile goJI fair
&c: centrifugal of white g., prime yellow
clarified g.; secOnCs 5H5 &C MOldsses GU..t 5ut
firm; centrIfuGals STEADY strictly prime to
fancy 2Sd}3C; fair to good prime 22G2jc, OK
change, New York 81 30 premium.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
UNPR0YOHED MURDER.
\ PeddIer Killed for HIS Money by u
known Parties.

Il EeuIIer hllled TOT MS Money Dy r
known Parties
Special to the Gazette.
WYLIE, TEX, JAY 20.-A most horri-
bic murder Was committed four miles
east Of Wylie, in East Fork bottom, this
afternoon about l o'clock. As J. Pase-
Wiz, peddler from Dallas was driving
through the bottom Oh the road that leeds
WYlie TO Wildwood he vas fired on by
unknown parties hidden in the brush,
which resulted in his deeth He was
shot through the head ent body and must
have been killed Instantly. There is no
clue to tie perpetrators CT this daStsrdly
act, but every effort is being made to run
the guilty wretChes IN, and should they
be caught it is thought Judge Lynch will
be called into TeqmsitiOn. Robbery was
the motive
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

sSignlence OF the Gazette,
- s.oANsRcE, TEX, July l9-Parties were
-. 80 !sst night trying to communicate
an me Sheriff st Greenville for blood
m -Y1llS to run down and catch some very
~ '.S.ouS !Icendiaries who have been for
FsS1 week engaged in burning gram
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
NV Drleans,

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 20.-CottOn-Spot
closed firm and unChSlge'.
~alcs @iJJ bales
Stock Ij,tIj bales
Low ordinary &c; ordinary Sc; good
Ordinary SIC; low middlinE PC mid.
cling 9ftC; g7oa middllng lyc; mid
ding fair 10 C; fair lie.
Futures opened steady and c!osed very steady
at an advance of t. points en- yesterday S
MuLt.tinns.